Examples of using Courts in English and their translations into Arabic
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According to article 2 of the Law of the Organization and Authority of the Courts of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan:" the judiciary shall be an independent pillar of the state and composed of Supreme Court, courts of appeal primary courts.
While only somewhat limited data are available to us from the documentation, it is instructive to compare the key provisions of the scheme for members of the International Court of Justice with those of other courts.
how long alimony and child maintenance was paid and how readily a wife had access to the courts to enforce payment of alimony
Legislative power shall be vested in the Sejm and the Senate, executive power shall be vested in the President of the Republic of Poland and the Council of Ministers, and the judicial power shall be vested in courts and tribunals.".
turn them into subjective rights that may be invoked in the courts.
These usage terms will be governed by and construed in accordance with English law, and any disputes relating to this usage policy will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was party to most human rights treaties and the protocols thereto, and those instruments took precedence over national laws and could be directly applied by the courts once they had been ratified.
Tackle chronic lack of human and financial means especially those aiming at harmonizing the tasks of such diverse institutions as the National Unit of Protection, the police, the Attorney-General ' s Office and the courts(Netherlands);
services related thereto) shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the State of Qatar.
In that context, the Permanent Delegate of Peru to UNESCO made reference to the emergence of the human right to democracy through national and international norms, as well as the jurisprudence of international courts and tribunals.
Success ultimately depends on promoting the increased legitimacy of the Government-- hence the core importance of the electoral process-- and on the effectiveness of its organs and institutions, including the police, the courts and the armed forces.
Concerning the rejected recommendations, Côte d ' Ivoire referred to recommendation 23(Belgium) and indicated that its legal order did not give investigative powers to a national committee, as only courts were vested with that competence.
The performance, validity, and construction of any agreement between Parties shall be governed by the country's law and shall be subject to an exclusive jurisdiction of the state's courts to which these parties submit.
Dubai Courts Fujairah Courts. .
Federal Courts Dubai Courts. .
District Courts and Administrative Courts. .
Courts of appeal and administrative courts. .
The Appeals Courts Regional Courts.
Courts of appeals and district courts. .
Courts of Justice and Administrative Courts. .